Termini Imerese Cathedral

Termini Imerese, Italy

Duomo di San Nicola di Bari in Termini Imerese originates from the Norman age, but the current building was erected in 1604 by Antonio Spadafora. It was completed in the late 17th century. Today it has an classical-style structure with three aisles and a beautiful bell tower.

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Founded: 1604
Category: Religious sites in Italy

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Giuseppe Sansone (3 years ago)
A splendid church with an excellent parish priest
oriana cobisi (4 years ago)
Very beautifull .
Patrizia Saverino (4 years ago)
Beautiful cathedral
Fabio Sciacchitano (4 years ago)
Wide and bright
salvatore rossitto (5 years ago)
Very welcoming people live there
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